1. Hibernate+EHCache - Non-cached entity cached after insert forum.hibernate.orgI am trying to use 2nd level caching for Hibernate with EHCache. I have some entities configured in the application that I have tagged with @Cache and I see that they are used by EHCache correctly. However what I have observed is that when I save/update any other entity that is not supposed to be cached; I see that it gets ... |
2. unable to insert/update BO when using second level caching. forum.hibernate.org |
3. Caching, dynamic-update and dynamic-insert forum.hibernate.orgOn some discussions of caching (I am using EHCache), I see dynamic-update="false" and dynamic-insert="false" set as the attributes for a hibernate class mapping. Are these two attributes required for caching to work properly? I have not seen this explained anywhere, at least not yet. I have a secod question. I have a Lookup table, SomeLookup. Within SomeLookup, I have all the ... |
4. insert Collections and cache forum.hibernate.orgI would like to start a discussion about inserting collections and cache At the moment hibernate will treat a collection creation like and update in respective to caching. it will invalidate the CacheEntry. This is a huge performance nag as the first read of that collection will always go to the database. In my case there are 100s of concurrent reads ... |
5. Caching objects when inserted forum.hibernate.orghello I'm using the latest Hibernate release with EHCache as a second-level cache. All settings are pretty much default. The app uses very simple bean-like objects with no association, but the rate of writes and reads is very high. I turned statistics on and noticed that I have 0 second-level cache hits for selects, so apparently all objects are fetched from ... |
6. second level cache on insert forum.hibernate.orgDoes Hibernate 3.05 cache an object in the second level cache on insert? We are using DB2 version 8.2 along with the read-write cache. We're noticing the objects are not cached on the insert but they are cached after the first lookup. I stepped through the insert code and I did not find any logic for placing objects in the second ... |
7. Second Level Caching and inserting new data forum.hibernate.orgHere is the code snippet. Transaction transaction = null; session.setFlushMode(FlushMode.NEVER); transaction = this.session.beginTransaction(); transaction.begin(); session.saveOrUpdate(object); this.session.flush(); if (transaction != null) { transaction.commit(); } session.evict(object) closeSession(); open anther session. session.list(query); The list return a different result then what is in the database. The update is fine. I am using EhCache. I tried various options like turning off query cache, second level cache ... |
8. inserting data manually and 2nd level cache forum.hibernate.orgew0kian wrote: if i'm using 2nd level cache... and i manually insert some data into the db via command line (not using a hibernate session)... will the cache return old data to users? If you are inserting then no because the data didn't exist before but I assume you are talking about updating data that is cached in a L2 Cache. ... |
9. Inserted Object is not being cached forum.hibernate.orgHi, I persist a new object into database through Stateless / Stateful EJB (tried with both of them), and then try to select all objects through cacheable query, it does not retrieve objects from the cache. But if i do not insert anything and just select, everything works fine. I use JBoss Cache for L2 caching, is it a normal behavior? ... |